people that overtake antibiotics do not have the diversity there and there's a protein called fecal kromegram na. you'll hear about the protein. when it's high you're in trouble. you don't want this thing and that's what they are studying. . things like fruits and vegetables, coffee and tea, a glass of wine is fine to have. the study author told me wine. >> red or white, does it matter? >> i didn't ask. that's a great question. probably red. >> usually it's red. >> what's interesting is they found 126 factors going back to what you were saying that can affect the ecosystem and the diversity of these bugs down in your gut. for example, 60 have to do with your diet. what you eat plays a huge role but the disease that you have or the medications that you take can also affect this. again, going back to your healthy lifestyle, getting enough sleep and making sure you eat healthy foods can actually change. you are what you eat which is really important. >> question, so is it possible that a lot of people who feel like they have acid reflex that they might need to change what they are eating. >>

has been yucking it up for quite a few years and liberty ran a dress that did not work on the green kromeey wall and she changeded into a black beaded dress but apparently some viewers thought the dress was inappropriate for morning television and that's when her co-anchor decided to step in. watch. >> into tomorrow. what's going on? you want me to put this on? why, because it's cold? >> getting a lot of e-mails. >> what? >> there you go, there you go. >> really. >> i look like a liberian now. >> yeah. well, that led to accusations of sexism and others who said the co-anchor just didn't handle it with very much aplomb, but it certainly didn't bother liberty and she wrote a reply to viewers quoting for the record that i was not ordered by ktla putting on the sweater, simply playing along with my co-anchor's joke and if you ever watch the show you know we poke fun of at each other all the time. she went on to say she and the co-anchor are friends on and off the air and posted some video of the co-anchor reading some of the viewer e-mails about the black dress. list listen. >> work in the sa

. >> i get where they're kroming from. i get how they think about this. it is true.re are mutual gains from trade that we benefit. the losses from trade are not uniformly distributed. there are people who feel that more heavily than others. ie, people who work in manufacturing in the united states. and we have not done right by those people. we have not provided enough in terms of assistance, in terms of retraining. but, you know, economies change over time. we have change over time. we used to be a primarily agrarous economy. we transition. >> you point out in your article that comment that the shopper -- if there is a 45% tariff on chinese made goods, chinese made clothing that i can buy a $3 t-shirt at walmart that, $3 t-shirt is now going to become a $5 t-shirt. >> it's a sales tax. >> but it's not -- but it's still only $5. >> there is interesting work going on about this point. both liberal and conservative researchers are saying, look, there are income and job problems in certain parts of the country. and we need to do something about that. unfortunately, year